Wendy in Alien: Earth is the most deadly protagonist the franchise has ever seen thanks to her strength, intelligence, and ...

Ellen Ripley is the warrant officer assigned to the USCSS Nostromo who encounters a hostile alien, the Xenomorph, when its embryo is brought back onto the ship. She's the protagonist of four Alien ...

With everything going on in the Alien universe, one character we all assumed to be safely retired was Ellen Ripley. Sigourney Weaver’s iconic character and star of the franchise’s first four movies ...

It looks like Sigourney Weaver may not be done with the Alien franchise after all. During a panel at New York Comic Con (via EW) last week, the actress revealed that she has “had a meeting” about ...

Sigourney Weaver has shared some new thoughts about why Neill Blomkamp’s Alien 5 never happened. Weaver played Ellen Ripley in Ridley Scott’s Alien, which was released in 1979. She then went on to ...

When Sigourney Weaver first brought Ellen Ripley to life in 1979’s Alien, she redefined what a hero in science fiction could be: resourceful, resilient, and human, even in the face of monsters beyond ...

"It would not be running around airshafts, it would be a very different kind of 'Alien,' " Sigourney Weaver said of a potential 'Alien' sequel Tommy McArdle is a Writer-Reporter on the Movies team at ...

Sigourney Weaver is seriously considering reprising one of her best-known roles after reading an “extraordinary” script featuring a potential new storyline for her character. Speaking Friday at a New ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. After Ellen Ripley’s last appearance in David Fincher’s “Alien 3,” Sigourney Weaver teased a potential return to the world of ...

Sigourney Weaver teases the return of Ellen Ripley: ‘It would be a very different kind of “Alien”’ Weaver said that Walter Hill is working on a new script that brings Ripley back into the franchise ...

To say that David Fincher's Alien 3 was not warmly received by viewers would be an understatement, but as Cameron Williams argues, maybe we just weren't ready for it in 1992. Sigourney Weaver returns ...